Canada reaches tariff deal with China on electric vehicles, canola
In a break with the U.S., Ottawa will roll back tariffs on thousands of Chinese-made autos in exchange for major cuts to Beijing’s levies on agricultural products and seafood
Carney’s China deal gets mixed responses from provincial premiers
Beijing now has a foothold and will use it at the expense of Canadian workers, Ontario Premier says
Opinion and analysis
Quite the achievement for Mr. Carney in Beijing. Now what?
The Prime Minister has seized an opportunity as China begins to ease its trade stance
In seeking to deepen trade with China, Canada is hedging its bets
We face the risk of Finlandization – nominal independence, but subordinate to a superpower
Trudeau’s use of Emergencies Act to clear convoy protests unjustified, appeal court rules
The federal government invoked the powers in response to the weeks-long gridlock in Ottawa mounted over COVID-19 pandemic measures
Trump threatens tariffs on countries opposed to his Greenland annexation plan
A bipartisan Congressional delegation met with Danish and Greenlandic lawmakers in Denmark to lower tensions as Trump made his threats
B.C. First Nations groups say they were shut out of decision to end drug decriminalization pilot
Health Minister announced Wednesday that the province is ending its three-year, first-in-Canada pilot program
opinion
In losing out on Kyle Tucker, the Blue Jays still playing second fiddle to the Dodgers
After falling short in outfielder sweepstakes, as well as losing Bichette, Toronto needs to show greater ambition
opinion
One year later, it’s clear Donald Trump is the most consequential president of our lifetime
No president since Franklin Delano Roosevelt, almost a century ago, has been so powerful
Less tech in our homes, more craftsmanship: Where design is headed in 2026
As design week kicks off in Toronto, Matthew Hague talks to designers and design boosters about where the look, feel and function of our living spaces could go next
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How a stray cat with a big heart and even bigger claws climbed his way into our lives
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The immigration shift away from Canada’s three biggest cities
Toronto, Vancouver and Montreal combined now account for less than half of new immigrants
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Canadian comedian’s impression of White House press secretary finds large audience online
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Opposition leader under house arrest in Uganda after disputed election
During the campaign, security forces routinely blocked Robert Kyagulanyi’s travel, disrupted events and detained hundreds of supporters
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